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There are no specific policies in re: states on their website, other than "Additional restrictions may apply - you are responsible for being in compliance with the laws of your state/municipality." Also that you must be 21 to buy that kind of ammo. Did they deny a specific order to NJ?

That logic demonstrates clearly how desperate they are to get their agenda over on the innocent "sheeples." They know they can't get it over on us. We need to get to the sheeples, ourselves. You can either be a sheep, or a wolf, or a sheep-dog. I prefer being a sheep-dog!

Or that the public school's reputation won't be good enough to get them into the Univ. of their parent's (or the student's) choice. Or, that the social dynamic might be a bit too "unseemly" (i.e. their kids "making friends" with the *wrong* kids... hooking up... getting involved in drugs, etc. etc.)... lots of things....

Unfortunate, but sadly necessary... I admit I'm no cat lover, but this particular one deserves a medal. The cats I've known (with one exception) have been quite snotty and aloof. Only one cat in my sister's family actually comes up to me and tries to cuddle. The other one does her best to avoid me. OTOH, The dog owner should definitely face some kind of penalty (in addition to the dog's euthanizing). Failure to leash, failure to have tags (assuming they're required), assault (if provided for in criminal law) or at least civil liabilities in that regard. I'd also be interested in knowing how the owner treated the dog. Something must have been going on there. My neighbor has a full grown male chocolate lab. This lab is always collared and leashed. Still, I make it a point to get to know him well, even if I don't see him often. But when I do, he always comes up to me and lets me pet him. Great Dog!

It seemed the kid got up on his own, anyway. Maybe he told his mom, "I'm OK... I'll get up in a second." And all we know is that the mother went "out of frame." We don't know *how* far out of frame. She could have been right there waiting for him to get up. But, very sadly, I agree... the dog has to go. It appears to be a stray (although a well nourished one). I don't see a collar or tags, so...

Precisely. I think the anit's are extremely intelligent, and know how to use the media to get at the sheeples. We need to start doing that a lot more, even if it means securing our own media access (broadcast access, that is). Fight fire with fire.

Also whether or not he still has National ambitions. But it's funny. I wonder which is more valuable? Having him still seeking the presidency and vetoing the immediate legislation, or have him stay on until 2017 hopefully to keep a dem out of the State house? Do we trust the Lt. Gov. enough to do what he needs (not necessarily wants...)?

I did that commute from Warren County for 8 years... but on the trains. You can go to several train stations (High Bridge is the fartherst in Hunterdon, westbound). But you can dirve a little closer and get other stations (Sommerville, etc.). It's not that bad.

Let's hope that works....

Would have to be enough republicans in both houses to override a presidential veto.... or in the Senate to execute Cloture on a filibuster.

The only thing I know about it is that you have to take the initial training class for it in Texas. It's 6 hours, and includes a 50 question written exam and a 50 round live fire portion. I'm not sure if you have to BYOG or not, but I'd imagine so. Meaning, you now have to go through all the TSA crap to get it on the aircraft, etc.

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Because they're all "in favor" of them... At least the national MSM is... Or they work for / depend on funding from, people who are in favor of them. By your example, then, the govt. and law enforcement would be the only ones allowed to have cars that did 66-110mph. This, to be able to overtake anyone who didn't (theoretically) have such a car. I guess they're afraid of all the "law abiding" people that might defend their constitutional amendment to drive cars that can do 110-120mph and evade LEO chases.

It depends, I guess, on what other states you need. If you need Washington State, for example. Besides, UT is a lot cheaper than FL (non res: $51.00 vs $112.00 initially... not sure of renewal fees). Then again, FL last 7 years as opposed to UT's 5. It's probably good to keep a few permits active, in case there are some other reciprocity disputes elsewhere.

Precisely. Our reps (24th district) are fantastic!

Fuel appears to be separately enumerated, so I don't think the 15 minute thing applies to it. I think you can stop as long as you need to for fuel or using the "facilities." I do, want a little more clarity though in re: the "recieve/discharge" passenger thing. If I want to pick up a person and go shooting with them at my range in PA, is that OK?

I'll keep all the ones I applied for UT,FL, AZ, (assuming UT and AZ are granted - FL was, so I can't see why not for the other two). I probably won't apply for any others... maybe Texas, if it appears the AG may not touch that one (but I assume she will, once the pro-2A folks start going for it). Of course, I will apply as a "resident" (or convert from non-resident to resident) in the state of my eventual destination (upon leaving NJ).

Texas? Florida? Anywhere in the South?

My niece graduates from Hunterdon North this June. My nephew (who you saw at the last shootout) will finish his freshman year there. The only problem with Hopewell/Pennington is that it's "Mercer County," and you know what that means.... Guess where you'd have to serve "jury duty?"

Well, not that it matters much as of this evening, but FL has been issued. I assume UT has also been issued but I can't tell since my mail is on hold until I get back from FL. AZ as well... None of them good in PA, at present.

Them, or Hunterdon.

My original intent was on "ascertaining their (framer's) thoughts," not the "ratified language," which has been interpreted and re-interpreted, and twisted from the original meaning. I wanted to know what they were originally thinking. I realize that the "ratified language" is what is in play today. I was just trying to unravel it back to the framer's original meaning.

Because they had the money!!! I did both (mostly public, except for the last two years). Private School kids had a lot more disposable $$$ for drugs, etc. But the education was definitely better.

Boo is correct. I did that commute by train for 8 years, either to Hoboken or NY Penn. If you work hard, you can figure out ways to ease it. It really doesn't matter how far out you go (except for time), since the huge rush is in the stations themselves. Hoboken isn't really all that bad, but you either have to take PATH or NY Waterway Ferry (which isn't bad, especially in the spring/summer). But you have to be able to walk to the ferry terminal near the World Financial Center (if downtown). NY Penn is a zoo, any time of the year, but especially during evening rush hour, which starts progressively earlier in the summer months on Fridays. It's OK after 7-8p, but that would get you home very late. It's all up to you. I did *not* do Port Authority Bus Terminal for commuting, but I have done it for other things. I'd definitely avoid that if at all possible. One never knows what kind of traffic jams there will be at each tunnel entrance. The few times I had to go through the Holland Tunnel, it was pretty bad. The Lincoln is much worse, I think.

Updated 07/10/2013